Just A Little bit of Your Heart
by Alycat13
Summary: Addek MerDer Derek chose Addison but she questions if Meredith still has his heart because she sure doesn't. "Have you ever thought even if I am Satan I still might be the love of your life?" Addison stood face to face with the man who had her heart in his hands and didn't care. The elevator opened and he was gone without another word. Based off-Just a little bit of your heart
1. I don't ever ask you Where you've been?

Hi! This is A Grey's Anatomy story based on the song "Just a Little Bit of Your Heart" sung by Ariana Grande and written by Harry Styles

This is one of those stories that you have to write because it is all you can think about until it's written.

 **Addek/MerDer**

 _ **Enjoy and please review :)**_

 **Chapter 1: I don't ever ask you "Where you've been?" And I don't feel the need to know who you're with...**

"Have you ever thought even if I am Satan I still might be the love of your life?" Addison stood face to face with the man who had her heart in his hands and didn't care. The elevator opened and he was gone without another word. She hated that she wanted to chase after him.

Addison was pacing the small floor space of the trailer as the sun sets over the mountains. She knew that he got off work already. His last surgery ended over four hours ago. She tried his phone but it went straight to voicemail. It was stupid to chase this man across the country.

But then again, He picked her. The divorce papers went into their fire pit that night but she could tell it wasn't as easy for him as he was letting on. He picked her but no one really knew why. Now his wife sits home alone wondering if he was coming home.

Derek stumbled into the trailer loudly a few hours later, waking Addison from where she fell asleep on the couch. The clock in her phone said 3:00 A.M. They had to be at work in 3 hours.

"Where have you been?" She asked, her voice stronger than she felt.

He didn't answer as he fell into the bed, not bothering to undress.

She untied his shoes and let them fall to the floor, which was easier than when she tried to get his wet jacket off. She wasn't sure why she was bothering, it's not like he would care or notice.

She fell back asleep on the couch with enough time to sleep to wake up with a raging headache that made her feel worse than when she went to bed. At 4:30 she started a strong pot of coffee and attempted to wake her husband from his alcohol induced slumber. Ten minutes later she was out of the cold shower thanks to the lack of hot water in his trailer and he was rubbing his tired eyes nursing a large cup of coffee in his hands.

"Rough night?" She asked with a smirk.

He glared at her, clearly not amused.

"You shouldn't have drove last night." She stated.

"I got a cab." He grumbled.

"So where did you leave your car?"

"The hospital I think. I went to Joe's after surgery." Bits and pieces of the previous night were coming back to him, but he was too hungover to deal with his wife this morning.

He took a quick shower and put on the first pair of clean clothes he could find, though Addison was not impressed by his rumpled button down shirt and mis-matched tie. She pushed a curl out of his face and he pulled her in for a quick kiss.

The hospital was busy when they arrived. Interns and doctors running around much too fast for the tired couple to keep up with. Meredith was on Addison's service again today. She still didn't like her but there was something about the young intern Addison wanted to uncover in a vain hope Derek would notice. Christina Yang was with Derek, and as they all found themselves locked on an elevator together to consult with a patient and her unborn child, an uncomfortable silence overtook them. No one in the elevator could help but notice the way Derek's eyes were locked on the young intern on his wife's service. Meredith gave Christina a sideways glance begging for a distraction as the elevator crawled to the floor they needed to be on.

The doctors entered their patients room after a short knock on the closed door.

"Dr. Grey will you present?" The he Shepard instructed.

"Emily Mercer, 31, admitted for seizures affecting her unborn child. Neuro is here for a consult for possible surgery to drain fluid build up from the baby's brain which we believe is causing said seizure episodes." Meredith recited.

The patient interrupted before the doctors could speak again. "Are you two newlyweds?" The pregnant patient asked. "The way his eyes follow you reminds me of my husband when we first tied the knot."

 _If there was any way to make this situation more uncomfortable, it was what the patient just said._ Addison moved closer to Derek, taking his hand. "Actually we are married going on seven years now. Isn't that right honey?" She spoke, squeezing her husband's hand so hard he flinched.

"Seven happy years." He muttered.

Meredith looked crestfallen, though she didn't want to. She didn't want them to know she cared, because she knew she shouldn't. She tried to busy herself looking at the patient's chart but her eyes were too blurry from the un fallen tears. _Maybe_ , Meredith thought, _if she wishes hard enough the floor will just open and swallow her whole. But then again, luck was never on Meredith Grey's side_.

The words that were being said were going in one ear and out the other. All she could think about was that maybe she still had a chance with the man who had stolen her heart that night in the bar. Vaguely she noticed that Addison was asking her a question but she was in too much of a daze to find the words to answer. Christina could tell and offered up the answer, which Addison was not happy with. "Dr. Grey if you are incapable of answering a simple question then you should find another profession. A first day intern could answer that simple question."

"Leave her alone Addison." Derek hissed, yanking his hand out of her grip. "Dr. Grey could you please go check on Mrs. Mercer's blood work at the lab?" He knew by the look on her face she was looking for an escape.

She looked at him, thankful and scurried out of the room feeling like the air had been sucked from her lungs. She moved down the hallway just short of a run, entering the first empty room she could find, a supply closet. She knew if she started to cry then she wouldn't stop, but her tears didn't listen as they started to fall down her face. _The man she loved was married. He wasn't divorced, they weren't done, they were trying to make it work. And Meredith was alone._ Her pager started to go off, and she looked down seeing it was his wife paging her to the nurse station. She still hadn't made it to the lab but Meredith knew she didn't have time now and made her way to the nurse's station.

 _Today was not Meredith's day_. "You paged Dr. Montgomery- Shepard?"

"Labs?" Addison held out her hand.

"They weren't ready yet." Meredith lied.

"Go check again and don't even think about coming back till the labs are in your hand." Addison ordered, her lack of sleep affecting her attitude. She saw Derek heading in their direction but he quickly changed his mind, taking a side hallway.

The labs weren't ready, but Meredith told the technician to put a rush on them. She slid down the wall across from the lab window, hoping this day would be over soon.

She had woken up this morning to a voicemail full of drunken messages from Derek the night before. Christina knew she wanted to listen to them but after listening to the first one, she took Mer's phone and deleted them. Meredith didn't need more drama and confusion in her life. _McDreamy made his choice to be a McAsshole_.

What Meredith needed was to be put on anyone's service but the Shepard's. That wasn't a choice she could make, no matter how much she would like to. The double board certified doctor wife of the man she loved had requested Meredith to be put on her service all week.

 _Just a little bit of your heart_

 _Just a little bit of your heart_

 _Just a little bit of your heart is all I want_

 _Just a little bit of your heart_

 _Just a little bit of your heart_

 _Just a little bit is all I'm asking for_

Just A Little Bit Of Your Heart, Ariana Grande (My Everything)


	2. The Words to Say What I Mean

**Chapter 2: I don't ever tell you how I really feel, 'cause I can't find the words to say what I mean**

The married couple took the ferry home. It was something that use to bring a smile to Addison's husband's face but tonight his mind was miles away.

The trailer was cold and didn't feel like home. It was nothing like the brownstone overlooking Central Park where they should have been.

Opening the takeout they picked up on their way home the Shepard's sat across from each other at the small table, both engaged in separate reading, a silence falling over them.

Addison wanted to talk with him like they used to when they first got together during med school and could talk for hours, but now she didn't know what to say. "So Kathleen messaged me today and she's pregnant again. We should take off to go to the shower." She thought talking about his family might strike up a conversation.

"She's having another shower? This is her fifth child, she should have everything she needs." Derek loved his sisters but they would use any reason to throw a party. He was _not_ in the mood for a party or New York.

"Have you spoken to them lately? They miss you."

"They miss you more." He muttered, wanting to go back to the medical journal he was reading.

It was true that from the moment young Derek Shepard took Addison home to meet his family during their first holiday together his family had adopted her as one of their own. Addison had a family of her own but they had never been as close as the Shepard's had.

She let the subject drop, not wanting to push him away any further.

She lay next to him in bed, back to back, looking out the small trailer window at the stars she could never see in the city. it was a beautiful thing she was still not used to eventhough she was a city girl at heart. She missed his arms around her as they both drifted off into sleep.

A shrill ring startled her out of sleep. She turned over to see Derek talking into his phone. "Hospital?" She grumbled but he wasn't listening to her.

Derek's full attention was focused on the crying voice of the woman who he met his first night in Seattle. Her mother was sick and he was the only one who knew. Tonight Ellis Grey was having a hard night which meant her daughter was as well. Derek was the only one who knew of Meredith's secret. She needed him. "I'll be there as soon as I can." Derek promised. _He knew it was important is she asked for help. Meredith Grey_ never _asked for help._

"Can't another doctor handle it?" Addison asked.

"I have to go, Addie. I'll see you at work tomorrow." She heard him close the door then his car start. He drove away by the time she sat up to look out the window.

 _It wasn't the hospital_. She knew it wasn't by the way he avoided her questions. _It was Meredith Grey. It was always Meredith Grey_. She wished he would give her a fraction of the attention he gave the other woman. Just a little bit of his heart, some proof he really cared wether she lived or died. She wondered if he'd even notice if she wasn't here when he came back. She missed her Derek, and this, _this_ was Meredith's Derek.

She wanted to cry but Addison Forbes Montgomery does not cry.

She poured herself a big glass of wine as red as her hair and covered the hole in her stomach with alcohol. Pulling a knit blanket around her shoulders Addison looked at the photo Derek had not put away. It was hidden behind photos of their family and their wedding day. Meredith was wrapped in Derek's arms. She smiled at whoever was taking the picture but he only had his eyes on her.

Addison tried to remind herself that this man had chosen her, and not the woman in his arms, but standing in their empty trailer she knew it wasn't her he chose.

 _Just a little bit of your heart_

 _Just a little bit of your heart_

 _Just a little bit of your heart is all I want_

 _Just a little bit of your heart_

 _Just a little bit of your heart_

 _Just a little bit is all I'm asking for_

Just A Little Bit Of Your Heart, Ariana Grande (My Everything)


	3. I Know I'm Not Your Only

**Chapter 3: I know I'm not your only, but at least I'm one**

Arriving at work, Addison noticed her husband in a much better mood than he had been the last few days. Meredith was not with him but Addison could tell she had been. She loved this man but she could not understand, though she tried, as to why he chose to be with her when his love for the other woman was so obvious.

Addison couldn't even remember the last time Derek had come to her rescue when she asked him too. He still sent most of his wife's calls to voicemail unlike when he answers Meredith's calls any time of day or night. She wanted to confront the intern but she knew she would lose him more if she did.

Dr. Montgomery Shepard still had Dr. Grey as her intern, but she put the thoughts of last night out of her mind. There was a new patient today.

"Dr. Grey will you present?" Addison instructed.

"Dr. Grey? My father was married to a doctor Grey. It's not a very common surname." The patient interrupted. "Do you know a Thatcher Grey?"

Meredith looked visibly shaken at the words the patient said. She seemed to freeze.

"Dr. Grey?" Addison was worried her intern was going to faint. She looked pale and was shaking.

It's just a coincidence. Just do your job Meredith. "Molly Thompson, 22 years old. She is a transfer from Mercy West Medical Center. She is 32 weeks pregnant. She was admitted because her baby had been diagnosed with a congenital diaphragmatic hernia." Meredith stated.

Addison, of course, knew this information already. "Mrs. Thompson I will be operating tomorrow to place a balloon that will open the baby's airway and hopefully allow her lungs to develop properly."

Their attention was drawn to the two people entering the room. "I told you we didn't have time for coffee this morning Thatcher." A gray haired woman lightly hit the man's arm.

"These are my parents. Mom, dad, these are my doctors," Molly motioned to each person as she spoke. "This is Dr. Montgomery Shepard and this is Dr. Grey."

Meredith recognized the man almost instantly from one of the few pictures from her childhood. He looked happier than he had next to her mother, and his hair was gray-er. _When I ask "could this day get any worse?" It is not an invitation._ Meredith thought. "So this is your replacement family?" She blurted out before she realized it. Her work forgotten as she looked at her father.

Molly looked confused while Thatcher looked uncomfortable.

The pain and anger she had pushed aside these past few days was making its dramatic exit. "The year I was put in foster care after my mother tried to kill herself you were having another daughter? Are you serious?" Her voice was growing louder but it was weak. _She had done the math in her head. Her father was not there when she needed him most because he had a new family. He didn't need his old one._

"Dr. Grey you are done here. Leave now." Addison spoke up before the situation could get any worse.

Meredith looked as if she wanted to say more but listened to her boss, storming off leaving the other occupants of the room shaken. Addison excused herself from the room with an apology.

Addison hated that she now felt sorry for the girl who slept with her husband. _This young damaged girl just met a guy in a bar and it wasn't her fault he was married._ Though she couldn't even be really mad at Derek because she was the one who had cheated first.

She found her intern in the on call room, curled up in the corner of the bottom bunk with her knees against her chest. She was obviously in another place mentally.

Addison sat down next to her, wanting so badly to hate her but mostly hating herself. She took out her phone to see a message from her husband saying he had time before his next surgery if she wanted to get lunch. It felt good that he was trying, like she mattered to him. She told him to meet her in the on call room, forget about lunch because it was important.

Derek arrived within minutes. Knocking softly on the door before letting himself in. The sight he walked in on shocked him. His wife was rubbing small circles on the back of his now ex-girlfriend who had a steady stream of tears cascading down her face. Her blonde hair was pulled into a messy ponytail that laid on her right shoulder. She looked up at him helplessly. "My dad is here, with his daughter and his wife." She hiccuped. "I didn't know he had a new family. I always assumed he did but I never thought they would be rubbed in my face." She rambled.

The Shepard's switched places, Derek taking Meredith into his arms like he did the night before.

Addison was strangely okay with the public display of affection, though she wasn't sure why. Maybe it was the fact that Derek seemed to find a place for her in his heart. She wasn't his only but at least she was one. "Grey gave the patient's family an earful." Addison still couldn't believe what she had revealed. Meredith was always a private person.

"He- he left me when I needed him. I had no one and he turned me away." Meredith was talking quietly trying to understand the man who now has a family he was obviously there for.

Addison left them alone, leaving only to run into her patient and intern's father right outside the door. He looked torn between knocking and leaving. "Mr. Grey I'm sorry about earlier but now might not be the best time. . ." The doctor trailed off.

"Are you two close?" He decided to ask.

Addison didn't know how to answer that. "We are not close but she is a great doctor."

"Well to be honest I would suspect nothing less being raised by Ellis." Thatcher had a sad tone to his voice.

"Ellis Grey? The Ellis Grey?" This was new information to the red headed doctor.

Thatcher nodded. His wife joined him. "Is Meredith okay?" Susan asked.

"She will be. She just needs some time." Addison assured them.

Meredith sat against the man who had broken the heart she tried to piece back together with his arms holding her from falling apart at the seams. "I'm fine. You can go now." She told him, her voice breaking.

"I'm not leaving." He promised.

"You have a wife. You chose her. Don't worry, I was broken before you. The damage is not all your fault." She didn't want to be dependent on him again. "You made your choice. Please don't make this any harder." She couldn't take it, pushing him away was what she had to do. She hastily wiped her eyes, exiting the room without another thought.

If Meredith had stopped for a moment to listen before opening the door she would have known the last person she wanted to see was on the other side of the door she was now pushing her way through. Her breadth caught in her throat when her eyes met Thatcher's. She was frozen for a second before she ran from her problems yet again today.

Derek had followed her out of the on call room and now Meredith was surrounded. He knew she was going to run, she always did, and he blocked her only exit. "Do not follow me Derek. I don't need you. I just- I can't deal with this right now. I have to work. I have to get out of here. Dr. Montgomery just page me when you need me. I'm sorry." Meredith was backing away while she was rambling off excuses. Her back hit a wall and it shocked her.

Three voices called after her but the retreating intern kept moving one foot in front of another. Meredith had shut down.

The she Shepard looked at her husband who looked heartbroken and didn't know how to comfort him. Susan Grey came out of her daughters room, reaching for her husband's hand. "Did you talk to Meredith, honey?"

Thatcher Grey tore his eyes from the stairwell his first born just ran down. "No- no I didn't. She ran- I can't believe Ellis would put our daughter in foster care." He turned to his wife with tears in his eyes. The Grey's paid no attention to the Shepard's but neither couple moved.

"Well Ellis was never much of a mother to Meredith." Derek interjected. "She watched as her mother slit her wrists in front of her." His voice was cold and it sent a chill across everyone who heard. "She sat in a pool of her blood till she passed out then called an ambulance. She didn't see her for about a year after that."

Addison had met Dr. Ellis Grey once, during a lecture at Columbia, her second year of medical school. Derek had been there, next to her taking notes from the great woman that inspired them. She was a cold woman but Addison never realized how cold.

In a far corner of her brain, Addison wondered if Derek sounded the same when he spoke of her. The love he felt for Meredith was obvious.

She shouldn't feel jealous right now, but she was a fool for him.

Thatcher had a fire in his eyes when he asked for Richard Webber. "I know he is the chief of this hospital and I demand to speak with him."

"I can have him paged for you." Addison motioned for a nurse and asked her to page the Chief immediately.

Derek pulled Addison closer to him. "Thank you for telling me, earlier I mean. I know she's not your favorite person."

Addison brushed him off. "It's fine Derek. You know even Satan is not terrible all the time." He laughed as she smirked. It was nice to joke with her best friend again.

Richard Webber arrived trailed by the girl he promised her mother he would watch over. He had received no other information from the page then to come to ob/gyn as soon as possible.

Meredith Grey wished she had hidden better and not let her chief find her.

Thatcher recognized the man who had broken his family and swung a fist toward him before anyone realized what happened. Richard, caught off guard, fell to the ground.

Derek was the first to help the Chief off the floor.

"That was for screwing my wife." Thatcher was not a violent man but he knew without a doubt in his mind that this man had broken the first love of his life. Another punch was thrown, harder but Richard was braced for it. "And that was for my daughter and all you put her through. She never deserved any of this. If you and Ellis didn't want a daughter than I shouldn't have been kept from her. I hope you two are happy."

Richard didn't fight back, he deserved much worse than this. Derek stood between them as a buffer. Addison turned toward the silent girl behind her, but she was too distracted to notice the red head.

"They aren't together. He broke up with her. He stayed with his wife." Meredith was speaking so low that everyone was straining to hear her. "He didn't want me and neither did she." No one ever wants me, she thought. "Don't act like you care all of a sudden. If you wanted us then you should have fought for us." She found her voice at the end. This man had no right to fight for her 20 years too late.

Addison didn't protest as her husband followed his mistress away. She knew this was the end, the end of her marriage and the fight for it. There was no use in fighting the inevitable, he had made a choice that she couldn't stop. They tried, but what she had already broken could not be fixed.

"Mrs. Grey if you and your husband would return to your daughter's room I can be up to finish the consult and answer any questions you may have." Addison left no room for discussion in her tone, leading Dr. Webber toward an empty exam room.

She spotted Derek holding Meredith to his chest as she was about to close the door, their gazes met and she nodded with a smile. Meredith was his choice all along and she recognized that it was over.

She did what Addison Montgomery did best: _pretend that nothing was wrong when there obviously was._ Her marriage was over but she was not sad. Acceptance was what she felt. So like a true Montgomery, Addison put on a smirk and pretended her problems did not exist and her life was fine. _Addison Forbes Montgomery was fine_.

At least she would be.

 _I don't ever tell you_

 _How I really feel_

 _Cause I can't find the words to_

 _Say what I mean_

 _And nothing's ever easy_

 _That's what they say_

 _I know I'm not your only_

 _But I'll still be a fool_

 _Cause I'm a fool for you_

 _Just a little bit of your heart_

 _Just a little bit of your heart_

 _Just a little bit of your heart is all I want_

 _Just a little bit of your heart_

 _Just a little bit of your heart_

 _Just a little bit is all I'm asking for_

Just A Little Bit Of Your Heart, Ariana Grande (My Everything)


	4. All I Want, All I'm Asking For

**Chapter 4: All I Want, All I'm Asking For**

 **A/N: So I've gotten a lot of reviews asking me to update, and honestly I marked this story as completed and was finished. I actually started writing another Meredith based story about her childhood but I never expected to have so many people ask me to update again. So I decided to write one more chapter. I hope you enjoy it. Please review :)**

 _Then slowly, over time, everything changes. And you're no longer this young thing, and you don't believe in fairytales and "perfect" isn't in your vocabulary._

-Addison Forbes Montgomery

Addison paced the floor of her office, a pile of papers on her desk that she couldn't force herself to read through yet.

She didn't understand why she was having so much trouble. She had excepted the facts already. She had even done this before.

 _You have to have the courage to accept change._

Derek and Addison had gotten married over eleven years ago. After meeting in med school and dating for the duration, the two young lovers got married in the spring. It was a big, beautiful wedding in the city, a cathedral with stained glass windows that went from floor to ceiling.

Being a Forbes- Montgomery, the wedding was in all major New York publications from the Times to the New Yorker. The wedding was something she had dreamed of as a child, and it had been even better than her dreams.

Addison had her long hair pulled back in a waterfall of curls. She wore an elegant Vera Wang dress, a white lace over vintage silk with a train that traveled behind her. The dress had a simple sweetheart neckline and a plunging, open back. Pearl buttons trailed down the back to the end of the train. She had a veil hand embroidered with the same pace as the dress. Derek's mother Carolyn had cried when she saw her daughter in law.

Their first dance had been to _'Waiting for a girl like you'_ by Foreigner. Derek had secretly been taking ballroom dancing classes for weeks so he could surprise her. He didn't dance in public but he wanted to for her. He would do anything for her.

 _It's more than a touch or a word we say_

 _Only in dreams could it be this way_

 _When you love someone_

 _Yeah, really love someone_

 _Now, I know it's right_

 _From the moment I wake up till deep in the night_

 _There's no where on earth that I'd rather be_

 _Than holding you, tenderly_

 _I've been waiting for a girl like you_

 _To come into my life_

 _I've been waiting for a girl like you_

 _A love that will survive_

Their wedding cake was huge, but it had to be with all the people it had to feed. It was a molten chocolate with layers of fresh raspberries between every layer, coated in a chocolate Ganesh. The top layer, the one the couple would take home and keep in their freezer until their first anniversary was a red velvet the color of her hair. As a surprise, Derek had the wedding vows he wrote for her in a plastic bag that the baker had placed inside the cake before frosting it.

She always loved romantic gestures and she couldn't think of a better one than the one she would give him today.

She uncapped a black pen from the cup holder on her desk, it was inscribed with her name. She signed and initialed, her heart hurting a little more after each stroke the black ink left.

 _Sign. Print. Initial._

She made dinner reservations at the Archfield. With no surgeries scheduled she left early, driving to the trailer in the woods to pack her things.

Addison knew she loved this man. She put up with his crap for years. He ignored her, she cheated and he left. Addison Forbes Montgomery, a girl who grew up on the Upper East Side and has been wearing designer labels since she was born, she lived in a trailer in the woods for this man.

There was nothing she wouldn't do for Derek. He was a good man who deserved to be happy.

She sat on the bed in her hotel room, her feet rubbing against the plush carpet before sliding her feet into her louboutins. She smoothed out her pencil skirt, checking her makeup one more time before grabbing her purse and phone.

Derek was waiting for her in the lobby when she got off the elevator, his dark curls in stark contrast to the crisp white shirt he was wearing. He had a crook in his nose from when he broke it after a motorcycle crash when they were in med school. "You look beautiful Addison." He told her, greeting her with a kiss on her cheek.

His presence didn't make her heart flutter in her chest like it used to.

He opened the door for her, and pulled out her chair. He had always been a gentleman, being raised in a house with five women would do that.

They exchanged please tell small talk over dinner, reminiscing about the early days of their love affair when neither could imagine loving anyone more.

Dinner was over and so was a bottle of their most expensive red wine. She knew she had to rip it off like a bandaid.

She stood in front of the man she loved with all her heart. His piercing blue eyes watching the tears fall from hers. "I want you to be happy Derek. I have loved you from the moment your wingman Mark introduced us." She laughed, and so did he. "Derek I. . . I want a divorce. We tried to make it work but I want us both to be happy and that's somethings you can't force." She spent her whole life watching Bizzy and the Captain deny that their marriage had fallen apart. It was something Addison and Archer swore they would never do. It was time to accept the inevitable.

She handed him the stack of papers she had faxed from New York. They said the same thing as the ones he served her with before they tried to make it work again. "All you have to do is sign."

He looked down at the papers, confusion clouding his features. "Are you sure Addie?"

She took a breadth to calm the shaking in her voice. "I'm sure, Der." She put her hand on his shoulder. "You're going to sign the papers and then you're going to find Meredith Grey and never let her go."

Addison Forbes Montgomery never imagined she would be pushing her husband into the arms of another woman but here she was. It was bittersweet accepting that this part of her life was over. Her marriage to Derek Shepherd was finished for good.

 _This chapter was done, but her story was not._

 **THE END**


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